Tennessee Running Back Cited for Reckless Driving, Suffers Broken Leg in Knoxville Crash
Tennessee running back Daune Morris was cited for reckless driving and broke his leg following a car crash in Knoxville.
Knoxville, TN, November 13, 2026 — A car crash in Knoxville has resulted in Tennessee running back Daune Morris being cited for reckless driving and sustaining a broken leg.
The incident occurred in Knoxville, involving Morris, who is a player for the University of Tennessee’s football team. Official reports indicate that Morris was cited for reckless driving following the accident.
The crash also led to Morris sustaining a broken leg, an injury that is expected to impact his participation in team activities. Further details regarding the specific date and time of the crash, the extent of the vehicle damage, or the presence of other parties involved were not immediately available.
Reckless driving is defined as operating a vehicle with willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property. The consequences for such citations can vary depending on local laws and the severity of the incident, potentially including fines, license suspension, or other penalties. The specific legal proceedings or disciplinary actions, if any, that may follow for Daune Morris beyond the citation were not detailed.
The University of Tennessee has not issued a statement concerning the incident or its potential impact on Morris’s football career. Information about the recovery timeline for his broken leg is also pending.
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